A teenage mother who sold her child for N250,000 has been
nabbed by men of the Nigeria police in Abia state. The
Commissioner of Police in Abia, Mr Leye Oyebade has
revealed that his men have rescued a three-month-old baby
following the arrest of two suspected child traffickers, Ezinne
Obiah, 17, and Abigail Udofia, 18.
He pointed out that “both suspected girls confessed to have
sold their babies to one Esther Asuquo and her colleagues in
Port Harcourt.” Oyebade said that the confessional statement
led to the rescue of the three-month-old baby girl, adding
that the police were still searching for the second baby and
other people mentioned by the suspects.
He described child trafficking as a crime against humanity
and gave the assurance that the command was working
assiduously to stamp it out. One of the suspects, Udofia,
who claimed to be a JSS 3 student in Aba, said that when
she was due to be delivered, she was referred to Asuquo’s
house, where she stayed and gave birth to a baby boy. She
said
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“after my delivery, Asuquo gave me N250,000 but later
sold my baby for N800,000.”
The command had also arrested some suspected armed
robbers and car-snatching syndicate, including one Chisom
Ajaero, who was said to be the leader of a gang that had
been terrorising Aba.
Meanwhile, Oyebade said that the command was set to
recall policemen posted to provide security to private
citizens. He also said that the command had banned the use
of sirens and covered number plates by unauthorized
persons in the state.


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One of the suspects, Udofia,
who claimed to be a JSS 3 student in Aba,

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